Thanks to everyone who came to the video premiere. It was a lot of fun. 😊

@theprotoduck

Жыл бұрын

how many bricks it you use?

@beas1098

Жыл бұрын

He used 2816 I believe

@axel4320

Жыл бұрын

Love the thumbnail change!!!!!

@30_bees14

Жыл бұрын

I like ur vids

@Bob-zm8xj

Жыл бұрын

This looks so illegal

What I love most is how the solid color makes the structure look completely homogeneous, but then the light sweeps over it and reflects off of the individual bricks in almost a scale-like or pixelated pattern, it just feels so unreal.

@MergeMechanic

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was saying to myself the whole video about that I love the way light reflects off of low-poly things. Of course, this usually takes place in video games, but also in real life. Like the indentations in a door, or shattered glass on a bar's floor(wanted to say "..., or the blades of grass on the forest floor, neither of which are very low-poly. 3d prints- however, are usually more like this. Juuuuust wanted to make a little rhyme :) ).

@jaredlehosky5479

Жыл бұрын

It really reminds me of of the EMP in seattle

@elesystemic6742

10 ай бұрын

🤬

@pakkiufung883

7 ай бұрын

@@elesystemic6742?

@Sphendrana

7 ай бұрын

Pixels. Mmmmmm. My eyes feasted well.

This is beyond illegal, and very impressive. The inside shots are mesmerizing!

@TheMulToyVerse

Жыл бұрын

I only recently learned what makes an “illegal” build for LEGO; but isn’t that specifically for like competitions and featured build events? When it comes to stuff like this I can’t imagine that even the diehards are gonna make a fuss… … … actually never mind; when I was watching the first part I recall thinking aloud “and a thousand Master Builders are screaming in unison ‘you aren’t supposed to strain the bricks like that!!!’”

@YourAverageCringeYoutuber

Жыл бұрын

Bruh Lego has a warrant for this guy’s arrest. On a international level.

@Goldstandard_1

Жыл бұрын

​​@@YourAverageCringeKZreadr you are mistaken... On a galaxy level

@UnoriginalElephant

8 ай бұрын

​@@TheMulToyVerse From what I understand 'illegal' just means you should avoid it if you want the bricks to last because it can damage them through undue stress. Sometimes that doesn't matter as much as doing something cool 😊

@Sean_Piper

3 ай бұрын

The inside shots make me expect to see James Bond firing at me from the other end

I think this is one of my favorite pieces you’ve made. It really looks more like art than a Lego build.

@BrickBending

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@janehates

Жыл бұрын

To be honest I’d say it and a lot of other things on this channel qualify as art. They push the boundaries of what’s possible within an outsider sculptural medium (LEGO)

This is art, I would go to a museum to see these pieces

Building sculptures out of LEGO is like unlocking the inner child architect in all of us. Who needs an IKEA instruction manual when you have a pile of colorful bricks to create unique and magnificent sculptures? Now, if only LEGO could solve our real-life building problems just as easily.

@saucepan300

Жыл бұрын

imagine if you see a destroyed building and a few weeks later the whole left side of the building is just colourful legos

@luca_cef

Жыл бұрын

@@saucepan300 there are some buildings like that in I think Germany or Denmark

@MrDJ71940

19 күн бұрын

Make giant metal Lego for building 🏙 and 🏢

it always starts out so simple, with a piece here and a piece there, then it just turns into such amazing art. i love the reflection and texture, and the sweeping curves. always so beautiful.

@lordicarus8807

Жыл бұрын

It''s like he wants to show how a ton of simple things can create something highly complex. Kind of like in a computer...

These videos are always a lesson in machining tolerances. You can get it close; sometimes damn close, but it is never perfect... And when it's not, this guy comes along to turn your tower into a spiral. It is a good lesson for engineers.

The simplistic magnificence of this build made me order 1500 1x2s to build my own.

This guy is really getting some good use out of his cloning machine

All your builds never fail to amaze me. I love these so much, I'd put them around my house for decor

Very impressive! As usual, the repeated doubling of the primitive assembly leads to a surprising shape, while making for a succinct video presentation. Each of the towers you built appears to be just shy of a complete half-twist after 5 doublings (32 copies of the primitive), independent of the number of sides. I'm curious if I'm mistaken, and how many more layers are required to complete the half-twist? Also, the camera shots down the tubes are awesome, and it's always good to see caveman-for-scale! 😎

@BrickBending

Жыл бұрын

I haven't done the math, but each type of twist covers a different percentage of a full rotation. There are many additional variations possible as well. I've just scratched the surface.

Wow, there's something about this one that strikes me as "beautiful architecture". Excellent work, despite this being one of your simpler builds.

@Thrustql

8 ай бұрын

Its a real tower in dubai

Art! The tipping point where the resulting shape / visual becomes more important than the materials the object is made from. This was stellar brick bending.

This ain't even illegal building techniques anymore, this is a lego felony 😭

when you think it wont get any taller for the 4th time, he brings two more with different shape and color :D love it

It will be so mind blowing that that one vein in your brain explodes from the exposure of what had blinded you of such mind blowing lego builds.

The insides of all these looked SO nice! Super satisfying patterns!

Definitely some of the most beautiful forms on this channel!

The inside shots were literally jaw dropping for me. Incredible!

The way it reflects light is absolutely mesmerizing.

I love the lighting and the presentation!

I love how the lights reflect off of the bricks! It's like bonus flair!

Adding the previous amount of blocks is always so satisfying to watch

The view inside is fantastic! Cool video.

Amazing!! Love how they make that cool design when you look down into the tunnel!!

I really like the art shots at the end

I have been binge watching these videos for the last 2 days and they are just proving to me that the universe could be recreated using only Lego bricks. This is insane

The inside shot is trippyyy!!!

This guy will forever be one of my comfort youtubers🥰 God bless youtube

You're back!!!! Welcome back, mind blowing video for sure. The tunnel views were awesome 👌

So glad to have found this channel! Thanks for these brick bending ideas for my crazy skyscrapers!

Everthing on this videos Is stunning

The blue sculpture reminds me of skyscraper designs like that of the Evolution Tower in Moskow or the Cayan Tower in Dubai

@gerrita4924

Жыл бұрын

And of course the Shanghai Tower

Inside the blue sculpture at 2:35 really gives me flashbacks to the Forest Temple in Zelda OOT.

This man is very dedicated to showing nothing but his arms and hands

Wow. These are just gorgeous.

Awesome, as always

Amazing! I want those internal shots as my desktop wallpaper!!

truly masterful. great work

Absolutely brilliant. With a little extra rigging I could see this incorporated into a lego city as a postmodern skyscraper!

2:33 Nah man that's crazy, your videos are so cool the way you bend mere Lego bricks into magnificent structures, Respect.

Projects like this ought to be headline news.

Excellent roll of the orange tower 😁👍

I seriously believe that, if given enough bricks, this man would make an entire building out of legos, and then make a non Euclidean world out of the spare parts

I wonder if this is what Penrose feels like, but there should be Lego in a material that can handle brick bending and not be ruined afterwards.

You must be a very, very patient man. Very awesome!

Its mind blowing how he even thought of such ideas, that it is possible to make such things with Lego. Hats off to your creativity!

Thank you for sharing

I'm always very satisfied with these videos, but I will admit... I'm glad it wasn't another wheel. Thanks for sharing!

The first one reminds me of that weird Prism thing from Evangelion. It looks so cool. I love it.

Actually gorgeous. They should make a set like lego but for art and/or sculptures basically!!! Its so fascinating!!

If I were watching a sci-fi movie and these things were just randomly rotating in the corner of some room I would not question it

at what point will this man learn his limits

Every time I thought it was done, he kept adding more on top.

There's a tower in a roundabout that's just like the first sculpture in my brother's city, It's shorter tho, but It's still really cool to watch as you go around It!

@epicKerBallze

Жыл бұрын

is your brother by any chance from the uae

You could make a really neat skyscraper for a Lego city with this technique! I wonder if they make 1x2 bricks in metallic colors? That would look really nifty!

@justin2039

Жыл бұрын

1x2 plate with teeth is the only metallic I see that should work. It'd get prohibitively expensive quick.

@justin2039

Жыл бұрын

At .12 each, but as plates they'd spiral tighter and the teeth would be an interesting touch

It's all the brand new bricks you use. New Lego, your building skill, a little lighting, and viola! a masterpiece.

@BrickBending

Жыл бұрын

A few scuffed up bricks made it into the build at first, but they were really easy to spot and remove. I didn't want anything to interrupt that amazing surface. 😊

Somebody come hire this man to work for the official Lego creators

outtakes where parts snap would be cool, like a compilation

The light reflections are like a pixel art animation.

There should be a new lego series - lego sculpture! It's amazingly beautiful and aesthetically pleasing

I really love that these are made with such a humble, ordinary brick. What we call a two-ie in our family.

You are probably the sole reason LEGO are still in business!! Like how many pieces do you have, I thought I had a lot, but damn my collection looks pitiful compared to just what you shown here

when you have enormous amount of bricks and patience, you can do just about anything that imagination flows. I have none.

It looks like what a year 1 architecture student would make

They do blow my mind, I have no clue how you learned the powers of a brick bender. What they don’t do, is amass to a true macaroni build.

The shine is truly impressive

@BrickBending

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. One of my favorite things about these.

I love how he keeps doubling the additions

I've never wanted to go out and buy 8448 lego bricks so bad in all my life.

I can't even imagine what this dude's house looks like

This indeed blew my mind

2:36 I’m getting Forest Temple vibes.

Those inside shots look like math rock album covers

my anxiety shot straight up when pushing down on the tower without holding the middle or anything

It looks like a modern skyscraper, I like it. 😃

*this man destroys the pure construct of reality*

I love your videos! Keep it up mate!

These remind me of the book fair when they would sell the long eraser

Incredible. I know this is not really your thing, but how amazing would it be to build this kind of thing with gray, stony bricks and put windows in it and make a gnarly wizard's tower?!

if i made this first one as a kid i wouldve been so stressed out about the bricks snapping

Way he builds is like, take it or double it and pass it on to a whole new lol 😆 awesome Lego sculpture!

This looks like it would be a really cool looking sky scraper, dunno how safe it'll be though

2:35 perfect wallpaper for desktop/ipad

If this guy can summon lego pieces,he would create entire realm

This reminds me of Turning Torso in Malmö.

That went from lego building to a sculpture fast!

man. you broke the limit of lego

when he pulled out the other two i was just like "he's a man focus, commitment, and sheer f*cking will"

Me baked af every time he doubles it: 👁👄👁

I am so glad you did the inside shot, it was like the Twisted rooms from Ocarina of Time

So many lego pieces have probably been broken from these videos

New lego sky scraper desing!

Im like the marker from deadspace!

Im extremely happy with the result of the end i busted out in joy literally seconds of screaming

this guy is the last brick bender

Reminds me of the building in Malmö Sweden (Turning Torso)

So amazing

What blows my mind the most isn’t the build, it’s _where did you get so many identical bricks?_

i love the first one it looks like a skyscraper